alexcg1

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by alexcg1 3y ago
Chocolatey [1] is a command line package manager for Windows that has a boatload of FOSS and freeware [1] https://community.chocolatey.org/
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Nice! Just downloaded and playing with it now. But there's nothing in readme about enabling nice image display in kitty. Any advice?
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by alexcg1 4y ago
There's been a lot of news today about Microsoft integrating ChatGPT into Bing: https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/4/23538552/microsoft-bing-ch...
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Search nested data with Python, DocArray and subindices(medium.com)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
To be clear, Jina AI stuff helps with the search engine itself. Getting the data is another matter entirely, and pretty much outside of our scope (although we do provide some example datasets with Jina NOW, like artworks, music, etc)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
What kinda thing do you want to search? Text I guess? But there are search engines for images, gifs, video, all kinds of stuff. I'm working at an open-source project that builds an AI-powered search framework [0], and I've built s
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Search PDF text, tables, images with Python and CLIP(colab.research.google.com)
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Summarizing text to create storyboards with DistilBART model and DiscoArt(medium.com)
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The next level of multi-modality in DocArray(medium.com)
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Text/image product search, using Python and CLIP(colab.research.google.com)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
For me, I'll invite as many close friends as possible to a restaurant with cuisine we've never tried before (last time was Ethiopian). It starts off a new year (relative to my birth) with novelty, good food, and warm feelings
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Using Karpenter to manage GPU nodes with time-slicing(medium.com)
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IT Threat Detection Using Neural Search: Part 2(medium.com)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
And I'd say Disco creates a more ethereal-feeling art. It's cool to watch noise just de-noise over time and see strange creations coming forth
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by alexcg1 4y ago
This is more related to search tasks, where we encode text and image pairs to use text to search image. ResNet can also be served a backbone for search tasks: content-based image search/reverse image search/search image with image
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by alexcg1 4y ago
What text-to-speech model is being used? I've seen big improvements in the past few years that could make me actually want to listen to these (since the voices sound more natural now)
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Jainammm/TableNet: Model for table detection/extraction from scanned documents(github.com)
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Genshin Impact Fine-tuning CLIP for anime search(colab.research.google.com)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
I think you and I should start a support group!
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Cholera has survived for thousands of years. Doesn't mean I want to deal with it :) Seriously though, I agree. The fact that a file format can stick around that long is impressive.
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by alexcg1 4y ago
I know folks with thousands to millions of PDFs using the Jina framework and it works fine. I hear what you're saying about frontends and lightweight though. Jina doesn't come with any cross-platform frontends, though Jina NOW has
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Mars Express Images Show What's Inside the Biggest Canyon in the Solar System(vice.com)
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by alexcg1 4y ago
In terms of matching embeddings and performing similarity search on text/images - folks are already using the framework (Jina) for that and getting decent results. In terms of processing the PDFs and extracting that data. idk. That dep
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by alexcg1 4y ago
I may have misworded it (if I wrote those words - PDF rots the brain and my memory likewise). Agreed on the rest. PDFs don't store machine-readable data. Often just pixelated scanned hot garbage dumpster fire text. I hate PDFs but have
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Nice to meet another person in the super-obvious-username club
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Thanks man!
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by alexcg1 4y ago
I feel your pain my brother(?) [0] in suffering. That's why I started simple in the notebook. Even trying to go a little more complex just leads to exponential rabbit holes and footguns. [0] based on typical HN demographics, no assumpt
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Getting the URI of original PDF would be straightforward enough - I could whack that into the code tomorrow with a few lines. Opening up the correct page? I don't know of any standardized PDF reader that supports that kind of thing. An
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by alexcg1 4y ago
Don't remind me of desktop Java. What was that toolkit, swing(?) that was used in all the apps back in the day. PDFs have a special place in Hell, but Java desktop UXen deserve a whole special circle
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by alexcg1 4y ago
- Modern PDFs - if you wanna extract text and images, then the PDFSegmenter used in my example will work. If tables too, might need some additional jiggery-pokery, but definitely doable. I know other ppl using the same framework (Jina) who&

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